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Tehran Unveiled profiles four bold and creative women who reveal how the Iranian government views their art and how oppressive restrictions curb self-expression. Their desire to follow their dreams surpasses their need for well-being, and as a result, these courageous women are risking their livelihoods to tell their stories and change the conversation about a "woman's place" in Islamic society, Iran, and the world.
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00:00It's a song that I love
00:03I love you
00:11I love you
00:11I love you
00:16I love you
00:21My smile is long
00:26It's true that the young people in our country are different from other places.
00:40But it's not just that we don't have a lot of work.
00:44We need to have a back-back-back-back-back-back-back-back-back-back-back-back-back-back-back
00:50-back-back-back-back.
00:56We don't let this go without the back-back-back-back-back-back-back-back-back-back.
01:08There are always many people who would say to them, who would say they must know.
01:12They would say they would be much more than their parents.
01:14They would say they would respond to their parents.
01:16On a day-to-day, they would change or change their lives.
01:22But they would be something.
01:26It's always a shame.
01:29It's a shame.
01:31But it's a shame that you can tell me
01:35that I can tell you that I can tell you about it.
01:41My mother said to me,
01:43we can tell you that we can't do it.
01:50I've made a lot of work.
01:53And after the years, I came back to D'Urubin with a very good experience with a very good experience.
02:02Do you know what you're doing? I'm Trance.
02:06We have a lot of heart and a lot of struggle for a new topic that is a very taboo
02:12in Iran.
02:13We have a lot of risk.
02:17We have a lot of risk.
02:18We have a lot of risk.
02:19We have a lot of risk to find a way to do it.
02:24And I have a lot of ideas that I have to do more.
02:29I will help this process.
02:34But it's a hard way.

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